Riel House Women's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Riel House is a women's recovery residence in Yakima, Washington, in Yakima County, operated by Triumph Treatment Services. It sits on Superior Lane as part of the organization's residential treatment housing for women.

Residential Recovery Housing on Superior Lane

Riel House houses women in Triumph's intensive inpatient program, which the operator describes as individualized residential treatment paired with recovery services. Living on site during that program means clinical care and daily structure come from the same address, which matters most in early recovery when routine is fragile.

A Program Built for Women in Early Recovery

Triumph runs Riel House alongside its broader women's residential track, which includes options for pregnant and parenting women moving through early parenting years in recovery. Grouping women's housing this way lets the organization move a resident between levels of support without sending her to a different provider.

Part of a Treatment Organization, Not Just a Landlord

Because Triumph Treatment Services is a licensed treatment provider as well as a housing operator, residents at Riel House have their clinical treatment and their housing under one roof administratively, even when the two functions happen in different buildings on the same street.

Yakima County's Service Hub

Yakima is the county seat and the largest city in the Yakima Valley, with the courts, outpatient clinics and social services a resident in treatment typically needs concentrated downtown, a short distance from Superior Lane.

One of Three Superior Lane Houses

Riel House is one of three Triumph properties on Superior Lane, alongside Beth's Place and Casita Place, all part of the operator's women's residential treatment housing in Yakima.